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Supermarket Role Play Guide

This document provides guidance for using a supermarket role play pack with children to help with their learning and development. It suggests setting up a pretend supermarket at home using the interactive props and allowing children to engage in imaginary play by taking on roles like shopper and cashier. Role playing common supermarket tasks can help children learn concepts like counting, money, reading price tags and receipts. Additional ideas are given to extend the learning, such as creating stories or pictures related to the role play.

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Supermarket Role Play Guide

This document provides guidance for using a supermarket role play pack with children to help with their learning and development. It suggests setting up a pretend supermarket at home using the interactive props and allowing children to engage in imaginary play by taking on roles like shopper and cashier. Role playing common supermarket tasks can help children learn concepts like counting, money, reading price tags and receipts. Additional ideas are given to extend the learning, such as creating stories or pictures related to the role play.

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How can I use this with my children?

Use these role play displays and interactive


props to set up a supermarket for your
Parent Guide
child at home. You can add your child’s
own toys or even real foods to help your
child’s imaginative play.

How does this help my children’s learning?

Imaginary play can help children to learn


about new concepts and topics, as well
as broadening their creativity and helping
them to learn about real-life roles and jobs.

Ideas for further learning:

Can your child create a short story or picture


based on their supermarket role play?
Supermarket Role Play Pack Guide
Use your imagination and play pretend at a supermarket!
Supermarkets and shops are important places in our everyday lives - they’re
where we get our food, clothes, electronics and all sorts of other items.
Supermarket play is a great opportunity to learn more about maths too, with
counting out items and dealing with money. Why not practise counting out
coins before going to the real shops?

This role play pack includes:


• display banner
• aisle signs
• display posters
• produce labels
• editable price tags
• pretend money and debit cards
• realistic receipts

Role Play Prompts


• What type of items will you sell in your supermarket?
• A customer needs to return something! Can you ask for their receipt and
give them their money back?
• You need to get certain food to make a meal. Can you make a shopping list
and tick off the foods as you find them in the supermarket?
• A customer needs help to find an item. Can you lead them to where it is on
the shelves?
• Do you have any real money or items that you could sell in your shop?
• It’s the end of the day and you need to close the shop. Can you tidy
the shelves so they look neat, help the last customers and put the
‘closed’ sign up?
• Can you help to pack items into a bag at the till?
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